Tom Thumb wedding postponed by weather at Oak Hill
Church and community notices fill this page with local society items. The Tom Thumb wedding at Oak Hill school is postponed to Tuesday night due to weather. Grayson Smith returns home from Guilford General Hospital. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Griffith recover from operations. birth announced for Hazel Emogene Wagner. many social gatherings and meetings listed including Emmanuel Circle at 7:30, Utopian Study Club at Mrs. Ragan, and plans for a week of prayer events at First Baptist.
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Oak Hill School
Grayson Smith
Taylor Street
Guilford General Hospital
Emmanuel Circle
Woman’s Missionary Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ray Conrad
Campbell Street
W. F. Clayton
First Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
C. H. Ellis
A. J. Boling
Elm Street
Mother O’ Mine
Farry Younty
L. W. Stone
Fant Kelly
Young helpers to assist unveiling in Dolly Madison costumes
Two young girls aged six and seven will assist at the unveiling. They will wear Dolly Madison era replica costumes, reflecting a historical cover for Ethel the American Revolution and The Star Spangled Banner event.
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Dolly Madison
Thom asville Concert Attended by Local Figures
Mrs J W Boyles and Mrs W C Hughes were among Thom asville residents at the Musical Art club concert sponsored by the American theater. Mrs McAlister is improving at home on Filbert Street after illness since last Saturday. Hazel Shipman leaves for Greenville South Carolina to visit Miss Bruce Tucker and returns Sunday night. Elizabeth Johnson and Ellie Nowell will join Shipman for a weekend in Wilson. John Powell has returned to Richmond Virginia after visiting O A Kirkman Jr on West High Street. Powell is an internationally known pianist who gave a concert.
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Eleanor Blair
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Redding Street
Guilford College
Ray ST
Ray Street School
Faith Gordon
Vocational Department of
Gordon
High Point
Musical Art Club
American Theater
John Abels
S. S. Saunders
Farrell Gray
A.&. Caldwell
Jesse Harris
Paul Smith
Dan Schroder
Stevens
Esbera Club
A. L. Stevens
Guilford Avenue
High Score Club
J. A. Morris
T. B. Warle
Clarence Reid
Winston
Miss Roberts
Lois E. Roberts
T. J. Underwood
Denny Street
Underwood
George C. Connor
C. E. Moose
N. P. Alexander
Jamestown
C. C. Williams
W. A. Cooper
C. H. Greer
Bill Bennette
J. C. Hoover
Eddie Saye
Lois B. Roberts
J. W. Boyles
W. C. Hughes
Thomasville
J. (. McAlister
Filbert Street
Hazel Shipman
Greenville
S. C
Bruce Tucker
Elizabeth Johnson
Ellie Nowell
Miss Shipman
Wilson
John Powell
Richmond
O. A. Kirkman, Jr
West High Street
Mr. Powell
Raymond Family Stay At Fritz Harry Lodge In Sedgefield
At Odell Memorial hall Greensboro last Tuesday evening the Raymond family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raymond Mrs. Katherine Raymond and Fritzie Raymond are spending time at their lodge Fritz Harry at Sedgefield.
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Odell Memorial Hall
Greensboro
Harry Raymond
Katherine Raymond
Fritzie Raymond
Fritz Harry
Sedgefield
New Hanover Teachers No Pay Increase Next Year
New Hanover County teachers earning 1100 dollars or more annually will not receive raises for 1930-31. Those earning less than 1100 dollars will get normal scheduled salary advances. County commissioners approved a board of education resolution keeping total salaries for teachers and principals the same as in the 1929-30 budget, with no increases for those above 1100 dollars.
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Wilmington
New Hanover County
Board of Education
Washing Shields For Gentle Cleaning
The guide instructs to lay shields flat on the bathroom bowl and scrub lightly with a nail brush and soap. Rinse under running water without wringing and when dry gently pull the silk water covering from the rubber to restore their look.
Danderine Promises Lustrous Hair Growth and Shine
An advertisement extols Danderine as a quick hair restorer. It claims the product dissolves dandruff, stops falling hair, improves scalp condition, helps hair grow longer and silkier, adds lustre, and makes styling easier with damp brush use.
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Ayet
R. M. Campbell
Walnut Street
Mabel Griffith
English Street
Aes Ea
H. W. Wagner
Tryon Street
Hazel Emogene
Wagner
Essie Clodfelter
Utopian Study Club
Ragan
Dillard Ragan
Emerywood
University of North Carolina
Irvin Groome
C. Kirkman
W. B. Thomas
R. T. Holton
Roy Spearmen
L. C. Matton
Thomas Turner
Phil Warner
Lawrence Ingram
Greensboro Hospital
Millis
North Carolina Daughters of the American Revolution
Inn
St. Patrick
PD. A. R’s
United States
Alexander Martin
Guilford Battle
Friendly Road
Memorial Hall
W. C Tucker
Guilford Battle Chapter
Boy Scouts, “America
Charles T. Ingram
L. G. Coble
Lucile Garnett Hinshaw
Maude Sapp Carraway
Boy Scouts
Old North State
J. H. Peele
New Garden Friends Meeting
Max Noah
R. K. Stewart
Charles R. Whitaker
Lowell F. Hobart
National Society of the Daughters of
Ethel
NEA Service
INT
Eme
Montlieu Avenue
H. P. College
Dalton, Florist
London
New Hanover
Beavans
the Ladies’ Store
Arles
Brownbilt Shoe Store
Buster Brown Shags
South Main Street
J. B. Johnson
Mgr
Just
John A. Young & Sons
Greensboro Nurseries
High Point Store
West
Commerce Street
Sample Furniture Store
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